Nike Air Max 270 React Debuts In Multiple Colorways: Purchase Links

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Nike Air Max 270 React "Bauhaus" colorway & others drop at 10am ET.

Nike's latest sneaker silhouette, the Air Max 270 React, will make it's debut at retailers globally starting at 10am ET today, July 3.

The ultra comfortable sneakers combine Nike’s first lifestyle Air unit, the 270, with the brand’s softest, smoothest and most resilient foam, Nike React, to form a new articulation of Air Max. The sneakers, priced at $150, will debut in a colorful "Bauhaus" design for both men and women, as well as a black, grey & white colorway, among others.

Check out some early purchase links, as well as our unboxing of the men's "Bauhaus" colorway, below.

https://twitter.com/_/status/1146412030099972097

According to Nike Senior Sportswear Design Director Dylan Raasch“Instead of no-sew or stitched on panels, the Air Max 270 React is built with a bar tack technique inspired by the Element React 87. This creates the floating eye stay aesthetic."

Per Nike News:

The initial releases of the Nike Air Max 270 React share a consistent foundation in art and design history. Each colorway translates a specific artistic style or movement in its blocking and hues. The lead launch colorway, for example, heralds the 100th anniversary of the Bauhaus's founding by recalling the school’s formal studies of asymmetrical balance.

Other colorways highlight explorations of geometric compositions, mid-century-inspired color blocking, San Francisco psychedelia and more.

Nike Air Max 270 React Debuts In Multiple Colorways: Purchase Links
Women's Nike Air Max 270 React/Nike News
Nike Air Max 270 React Debuts In Multiple Colorways: Purchase Links
Nike Air Max 270 React/Nike News

Nike Air Max 270 React/Nike News

Nike Air Max 270 React/Nike News

Nike Air Max 270 React/Nike News

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